@Sheril And let and be the constantly annoying element that constantly reminds decision-makers that they need to properly consider the environment in their decisions.
"Do not be daunted by the enormity of the world's grief. Do justly now, love mercy now, walk humbly now. You are not obligated to complete the work, but neither are you free to abandon it."
@Sheril This is why the last part of the TROM II documentary is titled "Hope", we all need a little bit of that to work towards a better future 🙂
My friend @tio made this documentary and it talks about environmental issues like climate change but also gives us hope by showcasing the various volunteer organizations and projects who try to fix these issues, its truly inspiring.
@Sheril Maybe a recipe book that makes sense for an average citizen? Skip meat, take public transit or bike, buy locally, work locally, choose renewable energy, have fewer kids. The bigger options for the more well off, add: install renewable energy, skip air travel, landscape intelligently, lobby, donate, one car, one house, …
Maybe we need “Food pyramid” type charts for people to point at/tap, until everyone knows what they *can do. (No expert, just felt compelled to say something practical).
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